"Where Did You Go To?" by Gilbert O'Sullivan is a playful and whimsical song that tells a story about a man named Desperate Dan who is searching for a wife

"Dansette Dreams and 45's" by Gilbert O'Sullivan is a nostalgic song that reflects on the past and the significance of music in our lives

"World of Work" by Gilbert O'Sullivan is a song that explores the mundane and often unfulfilling nature of the working world

Gilbert O'Sullivan's song "Fine By Me" is a playful and somewhat sarcastic commentary on various aspects of relationships, societal norms, and personal preferences

"For The Record" by Gilbert O'Sullivan is a song about the singer's observations on society, fame, and politics

The song "Just Like Me" by Gilbert O'Sullivan is an upbeat and lively tune that describes a swinging little place on the outskirts of town

The song "Hell No" by Gilbert O'Sullivan is a commentary on various societal and personal issues

"The Thing Is" is a song by Gilbert O'Sullivan, a singer-songwriter from Ireland

"What's It All Supposed To Mean" is a song by Gilbert O'Sullivan that raises questions about the state of the world and the confusion and violence that exists within it

The lyrics of Gilbert O'Sullivan's song "Everybody Knows" speak about the narrator's ignorance and refusal to conform to societal beliefs and norms